#Question
#DearInternet
#DearFediverse
#DearLazyWeb

(1) Does the Apple MacBook Neo support virtualisation (Hypervisor)?

#HyperVisor #QEMU #VirtualMachine #Virtualisation

(2) Can you do macOS/iOS software development on an Apple MacBook Neo?

#Swift #ObjectiveC

(3) Can you do software development on an Apple MacBook Neo?

#ObjectPascal #Delphi #Ada #Lisp #Scheme #Racket #SmallTalkLang #SelfLang

#AppleMacBookNeo #Apple #MacBookNeo

→ YGGLeak
https://yggleak.top/fr

« 6,6 millions d'utilisateurs. Des années de mensonges. Un empire bâti sur le racket. C'est fini. Les serveurs ont été vidés, puis détruits. »

« Tous les torrents de YGG ont pu être sauvés grâce à l'aide de l'équipe du projet U2P, merci à eux. »

#YGG #racket #torrents

Racket v9.1

https://blog.racket-lang.org/2026/02/racket-v9-1.html

#HackerNews #Racket #v9.1 #programming #RacketLang #software #update #tech #news

Table Tennis Racket #Equipment #Sport #Tennis #Ping #Paddle #Racket #Tabletennis #Pong #Table #Pingpong #Bat #Ball #Game #Realistic #Wooden #AssetStore

https://u3dn.com/packages/table-tennis-racket-208899

first impressions of #Racket seem pretty good! it has some stuff that I don’t like from other Lisps like:

• a weird pseudo-module system instead of a proper module system
• an unnecessarily large number of ways to compare values
• several forms that implicitly add new functions to the namespace

it’s also a very very complex language compared to Janet or Fennel. but the things that I really like about it are:

• the Racket folks clearly care deeply about people’s first time experience with the language and have made it incredibly smooth and easy in many different ways (they even have a nice, friendly little IDE called DrRacket that comes with every Racket installation)
• it has easy, out-of-the-box Windows support! (this is pretty rare with Lisps)
• the documentation is fantastic. it’s not just incredibly thorough and well-explained, it’s also split into {documentation for beginners} and {full and complete documentation for masochists} sections, and everything is heavily linked together with hyperlinks to more documentation that explains things even further

my overall first impression of Racket is that it’s the Python of Lisps: it’s very complex and full-featured, but it also cares deeply about being as easy and friendly for beginners as possible, and I think that’s one of the most important traits for a language to have

All welcome - join us😁

London Racket meet-up Tuesday 17 Feb 2026 7:30pm

The City Pride (it has pizza)
28 Farringdon Ln, London EC1R 3AU

https://racket.discourse.group/t/london-racket-meet-up-tuesday-17-feb-2026-7-30pm/4107?u=spdegabrielle
#racket #lisp #scheme #rhombus #qi

RE: https://functional.cafe/@racketlang/116073993576691057

I’ll be there!

#lisp #scheme #racket #clojure